Amazon's critically-acclaimed and groundbreaking TV series,
Transparent, was back for its sophomore season at the end of 2015. The dark comedy stars
Jeffrey Tambor as a retired
Jewish college professor who late in life shares with his ex-wife and three grown up kids that he's transgender and has always identified as a woman, and finally wants live his most authentic life as
'Maura Pfefferman'.
Transparent TV costumes at Downtown L.A.'s FIDM Museum
Costume Designer Marie Schley and
Costume Supervisor Mark Anthony Summers are responsible for dressing the 70-year-old
Maura as she starts her new life and slowly builds her confidence in the clothes she wears, which has earned them a 2016
Emmy nomination for
Outstanding Costume Design (and
Marie Schley an
Emmy last year for the show's freshman season).
These costumes worn by
Maura, her divorced wife
'Shelly' (played by
Judith Light), youngest daughter
'Ali' (Gabby Hoffmann), music industry son
'Josh' (Jay Duplass) and eldest daughter
'Sarah' (Amy Landecker) were photographed on display as part of
FIDM Museum's 10th Art of Television Costume Design on August 9, 2016.
For more
Emmy-nominated costumes from the
LGBT world, be sure to also check out these
gowns from RuPaul's Drag Race on display in
West Hollywood.
Transparent season two TV billboard
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